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Taste is being automated too. Architecture choices, UI and broader creative strokes will not be far behind general coding ability. So then what will experience bring to the table?

Short context loops and a few agents are the best we can do right now because you hit cascading hallucinations.

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I could be wrong about this, but I suspect "taste" is one of those things that can never _really_ be automated. If Duchamp can put a urinal in an art museum and we can call it art, I think that there's a level to which taste making is tautologically unmoored from 'reality' in some meaningful sense.

Partially, this is because taste making is a function of 'things that everyone else arent doing'. If AI makes it easy to do certain things such that everyone starts doing it, the exact things that no one is doing will become the new status symbols.

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